Toni Collette Shimmers in Silver at ‘Mickey 17’ Premiere, Says ‘It Was Bloody Brilliant’ to Work on the Comedy (Exclusive)

Toni Collette shimmered in silver at the London premiere of her latest film, Mickey 17.

The Oscar-nominated actress arrived dripping in crystals at the Thursday, Feb. 13, premiere of the sci-fi comedy.

Collette, 52, donned a silver form-fitting gown that was adorned in sequins and crystals. The sequins gathered at her waist and expanded to create an intricate hourglass effect.

A coordinating cape gave the effect of dripping sequins.

She accessorized with a pair of tiered dangle drop crystal earrings and silver rings with floral designs.

Her glam included her blonde hair in a slick back, half-up half-down hairdo. Her makeup was a soft glam look, with a light metallic eyeshadow and a coordinating bold red lipstick that matched her bright red manicure perfectly.

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At the premiere, Collette told PEOPLE exclusively how ecstatic she was to work on director Bong Joon Ho’s latest feature film. Collette stars alongside Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun and Mark Ruffalo in the upcoming comedy.

“I mean I got to work with Bong Joon Ho, are you kidding me?” the actress said of her experience on set. “It was bloody brilliant, all of it,” she told PEOPLE. “I was pinching myself the whole time.”

The Emmy winner said that she hopes audiences “have a lot of fun” watching the film, which she believes is about the idea that “we all matter.”

The film follows an unlikely hero named Mickey Barnes (Pattinson), who, per a synopsis, “has found himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job … to die, for a living.”

But each time Mickey dies, a new version of him is generated through a human-printing process. He’s then sent back to a dangerous job over and over again.

At CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April 2024, Pattinson teased the film and expressed his excitement for playing “two very fun characters,” according to Entertainment Weekly.

“Mickey 17 is someone who has the lowest expectations of his life, and yet the world keeps pushing those expectations, to the point where he has a job that tortures him every day. And then 18 comes along, and he’s got frontal lobe damage and no self-control, libido out of control,” he explained. “It’s like playing an evil brother or twin.”

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Mickey 17 is in theaters on Friday, March 7.